f Ml lit, CAPITAL JOIMHL 1-UM.IHKXD DAILT, EXCEPT B0KDAY. riw CspM itumat Publishing Company Pjstofico Block. Commerclid Street. HOFER BROTHERS, - Editors. 1 ally. ty carrier, per month, Mali, br uu.ll, per year, Weealr, F. per ear JO.M . xoo THK BOAD CWVEXTIOS. It te probably jilniiat uele to ex pect intelligence mad enthusiasm on the 8hjtfCfc of better road. In Ibla in of crank and oppos-Ulon, no mat tr whit will be nroDOsed. if it U fin'!loanlty and lotellectclence and meco to defeated. The worthiest vagaries of one man lifce Peunoyer at tract more admiration and gain more applause tban the most salutary and philosophic proposition that can be framed. We nej.l roiJi; the people seed etsplynient; yet we dare say the BBorebuiluewllke, the mora practical tbe plans to eecuro tnew ends, the lers approbation tbey are likely to tnett wftb. The road convention to be held at Sales, Jan. 13tb is by far the most im portant gathering that will probaby be held la Marlon county tbls year. There are many proposed plans by which to secure the funds to build roads. There is not much room for difference of opinion among scientific sen as to how a road shall be built, girea the line of road and material to boused. How it shall be paid for if quite another matter. Whether by taxes, by subscription by the abutllug property, by the city, county or state, r by issuing bonds, or by a combina tion of several or all ot these plans, roads mutt be had. Whatever will bring relief from the present system, and Is practical will be welcomed by sraeUealmen. Work to make better roads mnst pro ceed from the intelligence and public spirit of the level-headed citizens who haye no axes to grind and.no bobble-, to ride, but that of good roads, and bow to get them. When Engllsbmeu settle a new couutry, the first tblog tbey do is to build good roads. It is the last thing Americans do. Wheth er we have reached the proper age aud remoteueaaa from the flrst settlement ef this country, remains to be seen. Ii to hoped we have. A WRO.SQ VIEW TO TAKE. A road convention Is to bo held at Salem January 13th. While every In dividual, of all age and position In life, is ready to ofler a klulc on guueral prlu clples at the condition of roads we will wager,lhat the convention Is ouly at tended by a very few of tuoao Inter ested. A disposition to kick Is always with us but a disposition to act Is for eign, to too tuaiiy of us. Mt-dfurd Mull. Tbls Is a wrong view to tuke. It Is believed the people of Murlon county are prepared to start a moye fur u betlt-i system and better rouds will result. The time lias come when people muni act, because the value of products will depend more on means of access to Market than upon auythlug else. SUQUKSTED COMMENT. Blx leading newspapers of Phlladel pbla have receutly united with the as sociated press. The Democratic mayorship of Chi ef go leaves that city with a 13,000,000 defalcatlon. The passage of the Wilsou bill Is a foregone conclusion, If the fiumucrattt cao get a quorum. The thoroughly Intelligent Demo, entile Sacraujeuto Bee calls it "the In iquitous Wilson 1)111." Ab exchange well says that "a news paper should ba uo respector of persons unless those persons bo honest aud true," Haw muob Is I'enuoyer helping to employ idle, capital aud set uueiuployed t work by his lies about Oregon? Not aWU The HisgaEluo cal.ed "llabyhood" WMkl oeme lu play well at Balem If it wfdsvpttl to the rcarlug of Jouruul- Ml bantlings, l mi i Liuit i, ii.,.., .,11 ah tbst a man Jikmu uo to mattf bksmlf fatuotia uowadays Is to make a fsJ of kltOKlf. Playing the roll of semMorsfte is sure obscurity. tmmmmmmmmm.miiM jii ijpii iminni, VkAAJ'vAi OjUOvAAJ o,ir Death UjniweoTMaBa iurTer destroys nt.r aim Mir. w a aer u iwu i ue uanas. i klr, wb'KeruiKMi iti bands, j . s.iof jukM. writ haul tUmolorsaion i ,Ui tlie umm. -teliwtenua. Iti rH.JssfS Jn A suH'aa tr-uu'aw y ifai-l MS ttfkSOU, CCHOWUO.'tKl ft lk kWHsl s.utstvriU' and i be J L MHWUHS4 di ruiiiolcwM ituii b'r WK lur(M(MU MiVkMl NpaHtUlM.SHtOStf Ifcj iMtMUlTl rafSMBMSMr Ut MMtlUtA kMW. TrHML il iy HHlL MMivlyl HUM MM Jt'MTr j 1 .MiSl4. OHTSiS iiwire)lMiK'Htl4, .! 1 sAsislBAaiBT 4usiabBBajjbr mttmi , mi mmhpM mot m onwi . rM, K, Tf0 N fl IH Toinier'fW HUKI Oregon's misfit goTernor now says be meant that two-thirds of the people bad no remunerative employment and were running behind. Try again, gov- ernor. fSalem merchants are closing tbe old credit system one good result of bard times but very bard on those who have not resdv money. Oregon and Massachusetts are lead ing in tbe Uulted States senate fight on the Cleveland's Hawaiian policy. Dolpb and Hoar are the acknowledged leaders of American thought. Twoyraisago it uied to take hours to Andaman to work for 25 cents an hour, and no one would work for lew than 2 00 day. Now, well, there In o trouble to get them at any price here or elsewhere. "The Strike at rihane'' is President Augels latest addition by the American Humano 8ociety, 10 Milk street, B tn, to bis universal library. It I. ven better than ''Black Beauty" u many respect, as It teachasus tbe dutv of humane consideration aud treat mm of aU animals. It Is a sequel to "Black IJ-HUty," of which we have been the mrans of distributing hundreds of copies in Oregon as premiums with tin Daily aud Wkkklv Capital Jouk vaL. This priz- story should have a -till greater circulation. We expect o be able to supply our readers. J. Davison, Waco, Missouri, wnt to the American Ecouomistos follow i-; "I wish I could si-t before you in trui Might tbe wonderful changes taking place In tbe Democratic party now Many of them are cursing Grover, tb old standard, free trade and the mone. panic. There Is great trouble al through tbls mining region. Miner have closed down, minerals are low, wheat 35 and 40 cents, oats 10 and 16 cents, bora and cattle low, except fat cattle; merchants are closing tbe credit system and many poor people are suf fering. We tell them the peopli wanted a change and voted fur Grovei & Co., and have to stand it a while.'' A Queer Indian Ilelle. There was recently found In an an cient oyeter bank on the Sabine river, just below this point, a well preserved Indian idol. Tho image was nearly four feet high aud was of n threo hended man, with tho scales of a turtlo cover ing tho entire body, but with tho feet and claws of n panther. Tho idol ie hollow and contalnid tho skeleton of a young child, in an upright position, the hcud fitting into that of the god. Whether tho child was thus sacrificed to tho god or tho imago merely nsed as n repository of the dead body cannot bo decided. Tho carving on the Idol showed a degree of skill uncommon among tho Indians as existing now 01 as found hero by tlio early settlers, and as tho banks of this vicinity were cvi dently erected by people antedating llieso it Is probable that tho Imago was of their religion also. It is of stone nnd is composed of four or five pieces neatly cemented together with a sub stanco not recognized by any ma? on who has seen it. The union of the several stones cm ployed in it is so cunningly dono that only n close examination reveals i. ai all. Tho eyes nroof ngato ami cutitb tho skill of n finished lapidary, and by soino contrlvnnco aro to urranged as to niovo in tho head from sldo to side, nnd to closo by the shutting down of lids of silver. The panther claws aro also of silver, and tho feet are of obsidian high ly polished. Ono of tho threo heads wears a be nign expression, whilo another grins maliciously and tho third frowns heav ily and shows clinched teeth of obsid ian. Beaumont (Tex.) Correspondent. TheKlucoUlell. Tho Titan or Bells, tho King of Bolls, tho Great Bell of Moscow, etc., ns vari ously known, has probably been de scribed a million times. It was cast in 1703, part of tho metal used being from tho fragments of Tho Giant, ono of tho former monster bolls which havo luado Moscow famous. Tho King was only In uso Ave years beforo It met with an Irreparable accident, having a huge pleco broken from its eldo during tho great iiro of 17117. It is now on the ground aud will probably never bo re paired aud hung, ns it would bo impos sible to do so without recasting it. During tho present century this mon ster boll ItEclf is said to havo been used as a church, tho threo cornered break in tho tldo serving as a door I This story is not at all improbablo when we con sider its gigautlo proportions, which are as follews: Height, 10 feet U inches; circumference around tho margin, 00 feet and 0 inches! The weight of this "colossal folly" has been variously esti mated by different travelers and au thors, but as it bus never been set down at less tban 443,000 pounds I urn per fectly satisfied to give tho miuimuni es timate, which is iMO tons I St. Louis Ropubiic. Klectrie Current, In DtutMry. Much Is exiwted of tho uso of elec tricity to deaden sensibility in teeth that are to bo filled or extracted. As to ex traction. It is unnounccd tlmt already tbe uso of an ekvtrie current delivered through electrodes contulutug cotton saturated with cocaine or ether has pro duced complete local untesthcsla, so that teeth have been extracted without pain. Ilurtford Coaruut A family Wlc. A man In Briijj'eport wear n wig that was worn also Lj: hu father, grandfather td great-grandfather in their turn. It's t iNtfulbr family hair-loom, Pblbidol isialitdgtr, MTTENINQ OAPITAI. WiUr Jet PnpoJjio For Ship. Vy-ater jet propulsion for ships seems bare a peculiar fascination for a great many inrentors. Year after year its supposed merits baTe been dinned into the ears of people liEeiy to interest uexa seives in it financially, and in a number of cases actual trials have been made with a view of practically demonstrat ing that the advantages claimed for it really exist. None of these experiments has ever given the slightest encourage ment to the scheme. Still, like Ban qno's ghost, it will not down, and at (resent it is again being vigorously ad vertised. Its promises, of course, are of an alluring kind. In case of complicated engines to drive screw propellers or paddle wheels we have simply, so the promoters tell ns, to provide a few pumps, a boiler or perhaps several boilers, to snpply tho steam nec essary to work them, and a nozzle in the , ltern of the vesseL The pumps will take in water through orifices in the bow or at the sides of the ship, drive it out at high pressure through the nozzle at the stern, and reaction will do tho rest, pro pelling the boat forward at variously stated speeds. Tbe cost of the whole outfit, it is ar gued, will bo comparatively low, the space occupied also will be small, and the expense of maintenance of the ma chinery will bo materially reducod as compared with that of the currently used installations aboard ship. The drawback to the whole thing, however, is that the sytem will not work, or rath er that it will not work in a commer cially satisfactory way. Cassier's Maga zine. Care of tne loutnc. The laws of New York and Massa chusetts have placed those states in the foremost rank of intelligent and liberal care for the insane. The enactments regulating the commitment to asylums, and the caro while there, of the insane, and especially tho state care act of New York, have been in the main wise and beneficent. The weak point in the New York law is that a plan for centralizing in a state commission power as to details of man agement of the hospitals, which was overwhelmingly defeated in tho Massa chusetts legislature, has become port of tbe New York statute, and that the lunacy commission, which ougbt to be a purely supervising nnd advisory board, has executive functions which are not only needlessly vexatious to tbe hospital managers and medical officers and prejudicial to the interests of their patients, but also may be destructive of good morals. Tbe managers and med ical officers of the hospitals for the in sano have taken courage from tbe polit ical upheaval in their state and are at tempting n reform, in which wo wish them every success. Boston Medical and Surgical Journal. Tamplnc and Bamnliir Itoreholeg. An innovation in mining work is an invention for tamping and ramming boreholes. Tho hole itself is made of a smaller diameter at the inner end whoro the cartridgois placed. A small wood disk rests against the shoulder mado by the smaller holo and protects tho cartridge. The tamping consists of blocKS of compressed clay, which are broken up in tho bolo by the rammer. Tho disk, blocks and rummer head are all perforated so that they can bo thread ed on to tho fuse wires. Clay blocks aro mado at a very cheap rate by a sim ple, machine, and by their use uniform ity in tho tamping material is secured. St. Louis Globe-Democrat. TODAY'S MARKETS. 'rices Current by Telegraph Local and Portland Quotations. 8alb, Jnnuary8, 4 p. m. Office Daily Capital Journal. Quotu ioiim for day and up to hour of going t ress were as follews: HALKM PRODUCE MARKKT. TRUIT. Apples 30o to COo. a bushel. BUTCIIKK STOCK. Veals dressed 5 cts. Hogs drer-sed 5. Live cattle 1 to 2. 4hwrv allvt $1.50, MYSTERIES! The Nervous System the Seal of Life and Mind. Recent Wonderful Discoveries. No myiury has ever compared wlib that o DUDianllra It has been the leaillnjkubfec of prureMlonal research and study In all aset Uui aotwlluuandlaic UiU (act It l uoi gencr ally k now i that the tea ot lire ! Iocs ti-dln the up per part of thi kplnal cord near Ihn has. P Q V-'CrresiA.y and kel -f UsZy live Is thlt portion or iu iieruu sjk tern that vtei the prick of t needle will cause instant death. IteAnL dlu-AVArfoa iw 4iMaM..A.l .1... alltheorxaniof the body ar under the con trol of tlij nerve center, located In or neat the bate of the brain and ibai when Ihuaeart derangeJ he organs which ii,i mji p j with nerrelluld aro also dersurwl h-ti U re. cord will cauhe uaraiisii of ttii nieraucremnaiasur ..w injury lo iliesuinal 1. lllf II.V o body U'lon icro farm I. tuo injured point, Usauso tlmncno forte ororeuteti or tlis lulurv from reaching the too deranzemeol of the nerva jtraiTicu portion, it will be uaderstood ho ;.....!.. .ii- ..--. . . -.:t- -" ivnl.K. ulll iihki iimuDrBuinuian, ail int. T.nr ideraiigemenl of the various or?u htcu they supply with nerve force. -l wo-tulrds of chronic diseases aie i!ih io ho loiperfect action of the nene re at litjueot the bralr, not from n n . iiwiH primarily originating In the ort u. ' r., Tu. ". MlW" of phyuefi in rv Ulnz these dleas M that tl.ty trv he """" tuo nerve cemci uulca ro tne cause of the trouble. till, r IIAKll NILS. (ha rclohnlixt n. iaiiL.ui nrofaundlv AluHljulahiu ...i.i., . , " w. "'? "uv "M mauo many important iu -overles In conneo lion with Ie. chief an,of mini teluihe facta containct In u,P a 0,J alemeut, and that tbeotd.i try mexhod of rettmsut am wronf. A., l.iada he. Uln. io,,. dutloesi, contusion, pressure, b lies. isilU inelancholy. Insinlly. epl,cry. bu titus tl snee. etc.. are nervous Vv.i no natter ho csuve.l. The wonderful success of iil that It Is tMSKd on the foreeolns prlnclpte a. I ilPII rlald (in as ev.. Ill - . ..... .. o..L ...Tl ' -..x m vjl tlf Hrvtnv tin. Mixta ilimrn. n Vui.. k Miiikiiuii misiiirsi iniaisin - ni ah. 43m u Tr MI iui rvcelp- ot prUM. i er b UJ . ' ri .fvw iw exnrtva prvpvd it con-aloj Ni.-acr ipu.esno. lisneroasiiry; t?ol by i,. J. Fry, diuCiMf Mu JO tmiTAl,.M03n)AT8f JAinTABT, 1SS4. ; "- i . SSSBSS . , MILL PRICES. Balem Milling Co. quetes: Flour in wholesale lots 2.60. Retail fS.). Bran $14 bulk, 15 sacked. Bhorta $15 161. Chop feed $16 and $17. WHEAT. 43 cents per bmhel. HAY AND ORAIX. Oats new 2530c. Hay Baled, new IS to $10; old $10 to 12. Wild In bolk, $6 M 13. FARM PRODUCTS. Wool Best, 10c Hops Small s-tle, 17 to 18c Kifgs Cash, 202J. Butter Best d-siry, 30; fancy creamery, 30. Cheese 12 to 15 cts. Farm smoRed meats Bacon 10; hams, 12; shoulders, 8. Potatoes 35c Oulous 2 cjuta. Carrots, $6 00 per ton. Beeswax 34c Caraway seed, 18c AuL seed, 26c (iluseug, $1.40. LIVE POULTRY. Chickens 610. ducks, 810; tor keys, slow sle, choice, loc; gee-e5 to 7c PORTLAND QUOTATIONS. Grain, Feed, etc. Flour 8tandard,-$2.75; Walla Walla, $3.00; graham, $2.40; superfine, $2.25 per oarel. Oats 2sewwhlte.34crerbu ,grey,32c; rolled. In bags, to 50.&u; Darreis, $6767.00; cases. $3 75. Hay Best, $1012 ier ton. Wool valley, lullc MlllstuOs Bran, 16O0; shorts, $16; ground barley, $18; chop feed, $15 per ton; whole feed, barley, 70 cts. per cental; middling. $23: per ton; chicken wheat. 651.15 per cental. Hops New 1Q to 16. Hides green, salted, 60 lbs. Sjc, un der 60 lbs., 23 ; sheep pelts, 1060c DAIRY PRODUCE. Butter Oregon faticv creamery, 30 32e;faucy dairy, 2527c; fair to eood, 2022Jo; common, 10 b I7c per lb. t's.eese Oregon, 1013: Young American, 1216cnerpouud; Califurnla 14c: Swiss Imp., 3032; Dom., 1618. Esfu Oregon, 22c per dozan. Eas tern 22 27. Poultry .Nominal; cblcbeus, mixed, $2 003. per dozen; ducks,$3 504.50 geese, $5.00; turkeys, live, 12c; dressed 13 14c Beef Top pteers, 2c per pound; fair to good steers, 2c; No 1 cowp, 2c; fair cows, lc; dressed beef, $3 505 00 per 100 pounds Mutton Best sheep, $2; choice mut ton. $1 752 00; Iambs, $2 002 25. Hogs Choice, heavy, $4 555 00; medium, $4 004 50; light and feeders, $4 004 50; dressed, $6 50. Veal-$3 005 00- SAN FRANCISCO MARKET. Woel: Oregon Eastern choice, 10 12c; do inferior, 79c; do valley, 12 16c Hops 16 to 18c. Potatow R.rly Rose, 5055. Bur nauks, 3545c Out" Millimr.fl 12ai 17. Hood's Cures tM Saved His Life "I havo lecn S'iffrring; from hip disease for eight) err ..lining three running sores on Liy hip. I hegnn to take Hood's Sarsaparilla and It has e" en nw a perfect cjre. I feel confident tha i: acdn.y life." Ollie L Aiiriirit. 13J lu ey Street, Dayton, Ohio. Hood's PI '-sav-lit digestion and cure CAM I OBTAIN A PATENT For a prooc answer and an henest opinion, writs to piu.in ts; i,i.. woo diti nsa D&srrroiij ysai experience to the patent business. Commnnle tlons strtctlr eonrldenttsj. A Handbook of In. fornistloo concernlnx Patents and bow to ob tain tbsm sent tree, Also a estsiocoe ot mecbAo. Icsl and sctentine books sent tree. Patents taken tbroaih Mann h Co. reeetre peeal notice In tbe !clrntl8c Atnerlran. acj thus are broocbt wldeir before tbe public with out cost to tbe Inrentor. Tbls soltndld paper. Issued weeklr. eltEsntlr tllustrsted. bas br tar the tsrvsst oreulstion ot an; sctenUBe work to tba world 93 a rear, bamnle copies sent free. 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